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As a big Portal fan, I was somewhat disappointed of what I found out.. that the new "Portal game" isn't what it's used to be. But then I realised It wasn't made by Valve AT ALL. So there's nothing to be disappointed about! The upsides are: +The design is Very Portal, As expected. and thats what it makes it awesome! +GLaDOS, her way of speech, and voice actress are the same as Portal's, No need to worry about the writers not getting it right in this game! +The humour is almost the same as Portal's +The design is simple The downsides are : -It does not have anything more than the roads, struts, and the wires. -The cake is still a lie I'd love to see a level creator + workshop maps just like Portal 2 in the future., Please developers do it. <3
Great game but it makes me want portal 3 that much more
A neat little puzzle-type game. If you've done a bridge-contructor game before then you know what to expect; but now with some iconic Portal-gimmicks thrown in like "Aerial Faith Plates", "Repulsion Gel" and the titular Portals. COOL: + Extremely polished. Looks great, the physics are smooth and the whole is nearly bugless as far as I can tell. + Starts of super easy and ends up really difficult. A must for a puzzle game. + Creative level design prevents it from becoming stale. I still recommend playing in short bursts though. + The implementation of the gimmicks from the main series of games is done great. The theme fits this type of game really well, unsurprisingly. + Though physics-based it's impressively consistent. If you don't change anything every run will nearly always stay the same. + Not too short and not too long to become boring. 10$ for about 20 hours of fun is perfect. NO
Early opinion review after playing for an hour: I am not much of a fan of bridge construction games, they are ok, but the aesthetics put me off. As I am a massive Portal fan (the first game is my favourite game ever) I wanted more of the portal universe so I was compelled to try this out. The introduction is very well done with some nice humour. The gameplay is what you expect from the videos, Bridge Constructor with portals and GladOS humour. So far I am really enjoying it. The humour isn't on par with the portal games, but is good enough. It looks like there are 60 levels to play. You also get the base game of Bridge Constructor with the Portal version. Only thing I don't like is no ultrawide monitor support, so you are stuck with a 1080P window, it doesn't affect gameplay, but isn't pretty.
I enjoyed all of the other Bridge Constructor games (100% on 3 of them) and both Portal games. This has very little of the fun dialogue and none of the exploration/clever experimentation that made Portal great. This has very little of the features of a true Bridge Constructor title, limited to only a couple bridge material types and very limited space. There's often only one logical way to solve a puzzle which limits the creativity on many maps. Often times bridges have to be placed just SO so that a bouncing orb will deflect off of them at a perfect angle, triggering an event. You know instantly upon seeing the level what must be done. However implementing it is a guessing game, try over and over to find the perfect angle to make it happen, even though the solution of what should happen is clear as day. After too many of these maps I just said forget this and can't in good conscience re
As a big Portal fan, I was somewhat disappointed of what I found out.. that the new "Portal game" isn't what it's used to be. But then I realised It wasn't made by Valve AT ALL. So there's nothing to be disappointed about! The upsides are: +The design is Very Portal, As expected. and thats what it makes it awesome! +GLaDOS, her way of speech, and voice actress are the same as Portal's, No need to worry about the writers not getting it right in this game! +The humour is almost the same as Portal's +The design is simple The downsides are : -It does not have anything more than the roads, struts, and the wires. -The cake is still a lie I'd love to see a level creator + workshop maps just like Portal 2 in the future., Please developers do it. <3 >Great game but it makes me want portal 3 that much more >Not Portal 3 but still fun >Early opinion review after playing for an hour: I am not m
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